Life as a shorty shouldn't be so rough

Dennis is obsessed with this song. Thus, I am now obsessed. That hair. That mustache!

SOOOO obsessed with this Bay Area DJ. She’s a friend of a friend and she’s just so goood. Makes me want to move move :)

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I tried to take a Biotin pill today (for beautiful skin, hair and nails, of course!) and it wouldn’t go down. And then it started melting in my mouth. And then I almost threw up from the taste. Gross.

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Oh Hai. Photo by Josh Norem

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Oh Hai. Photo by Josh Norem

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theanimalblog:

***. Photo by Sebastian Luczywo

theanimalblog:

***. Photo by Sebastian Luczywo

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Asians - Too Smart for Their Own Good

It’s been a while since I tumblr-ed anything. But, I’m back and I’ll probably post like 6 stories today and then not tumble for months. Anyways, so I was sitting on the bus this morning and the guy next to me was reading the New York Times. I only glanced peripherally but this article title caught my eye. This is exactly what happened to me. I had fairly good grades in High School, did really well on the SATs, and applied to many schools around the country. The school I most wanted to go to was USC in Los Angeles. I didn’t get in. Go figure, they’re Asian population is about 25%. I didn’t get in. There were too many kids like me who applied. Cornell, same deal (albeit my grades were good but not like super stellar). I got into most of the schools I applied, save a few (like Cornell and USC). But yet, Ithaca College gave me the most money to go to their school. Most likely because of their smaller Asian population. It paid to be Asian. But what about the kids who are half White/half Asian (aka Hapas)? Are they doomed to being TOO white and TOO asian simultaneously? Are my future kids doomed to being overachievers having to be forced to settle into an “okay” school just because the school of their choice told them they were too Asian and too White? I don’t know how I feel about affirmative action but the future seems bleak for my future yet-to-be-made children … At least they’ll be cute (Hapa babies are the cutest … am I right?)

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sanfranliving:

We had a great year here in San Francisco, take a look back on everything that happened in 2012!


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"One study by a couple of American researchers assigned young adults to keep a daily journal of things they were grateful for (Emmons and McCullough, 2003). They assigned other groups to journal about things that annoyed them, or reasons why they were better off than others. The young adults assigned to keep gratitude journals showed greater increases in determination, attention, enthusiasm and energy compared to the other groups. While that shows a clear benefit of gratitude, it also makes a clear distinction. Realizing that other people are worse off than you is not gratitude. Gratitude requires an appreciation of the positive aspects of your situation. It is not a comparison. Sometimes noticing what other people don’t have may help you see what you can be grateful for, but you have to take that next step. You actually have to show appreciation for what you have, for it to have an effect."

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